Where I want to drive my Cybertruck - and Thanks Elon for your Vision.

[Psitronx]

Where to cruise with the Cyber Truck? Wow, that's easy to answer.

Go Where No Cybertruck has Gone Before - cruise down to South Texas, to Boca Chica then lounge on the beach slightly north with beer chilled to exactly 36F using CT battery. Then watch SpaceX Starships launch off this planet.

Sounds like a very cool plan to me.

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[Crissa]

Yeah, my spouse's plan is for us to drive the Gulf coast from Boca Chica to Disney World with the new truck.

-Crissa

 

[Psitronx]

Yeah, my spouse's plan is for us to drive the Gulf coast from Boca Chica to Disney World with the new truck.

-Crissa

Sounds like a sweet trip.

 

[JBee]

A 2.5 year thread? Noice!

 

[Psitronx]

A 2.5 year thread? Noice!

Yes, and still counting. If Frans does not break anything else, The Cybertruck may be in production next year.

 

[Sirfun]

I want to drive to the four corners of the continental US. I have already driven to 3 of the 4 (West Quoddy Head, Maine; the Keys in Florida; San Diego, CA). I do want to drive north out to Seattle and then come back a different route (I have almost visited all 50 states but this trip would get the rest).

I did not drive all the way down to the border in California, and some could argue that there is a 5th point with the southern tip of Texas.

And I might as well drive to all of them in the CyberTruck (probably on different trips).

That fifth tip you talk of, is where Starbase is located in Boca Chica. I bet that will be a very popular destination now!
Who knows there may be Cybertruck only parking at some point!

Also, that Northwest corner is quite unusual. You have to drive through Canada to get to this place. Here's an interesting article: https://www.bbc.com/travel/article/20191201-a-us-town-only-reached-through-canada

 

[Crissa]

The NW corner has two corners.

But non-reservation members aren't allowed on the beach here tho those rules are slowly changing. (Their police didn't used to be able to detain non-members, so they couldn't kick litterbugs and such from their beaches.)

Just south of there is another nation, which contains the Westernmost point. It's quite beautiful, too.

-Crissa

 

[ldjessee]

Yeah, national borders are interesting.

When I went to Lake Superior on my motorcycle, I went to Copper Harbor. I could not take my motorcycle to the island that is further north, as it is a park and as far as I could tell, has no roads.

I had looked at the north western corner a few times.

Also, I am hoping a few Solar/Megapack Superchargers are put on the dirt 'road' to Alaska thru Canada and drive up to the Arctic Circle in Alaska.

The only time I have been in the Arctic Circle is a trip to Iceland, and I did not drive there.

 

[JBee]

Is the road to Alaska through Canada not sealed?

 

[Crissa]

Is the road to Alaska through Canada not sealed?

No? Much of it is still gravel.

-Crissa

 

[Alan]

Current new stations under permit or construction

 

[charliemagpie]

I guess its not really motivating for Legacy companies to propagate or maintain a charging network.

I believe it was VW who as part of their Dieselgate settlement invested in Electrify America.

This alone should maybe raise a red flag as to why the network is borderline unreliable causing anxiety for EV drivers.

 

[Sirfun]

Current new stations under permit or construction

Is it just me, or is there a massive area between central Washington and Minnesota with no new superchargers on the books?
I guess there's not much demand for Tesla or EVs in that area.

 

[rr6013]

Is it just me, or is there a massive area between central Washington and Minnesota with no new superchargers on the books?
I guess there's not much demand for Tesla or EVs in that area.

Above 41st parallel is where Ford pickups reign and rolling coal originated.

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